Day Four- Lecture Flashcards

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Human depravity

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reminds us that the problem is not simply something “out there” but something that is part and parcel to each of us

everything is touched by badness but not everything is completely bad

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total depravity

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evil runs through and contaminates all of creation as the consequences of original sin and continues to expand, not just humanity that evil impacts

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Common Grace

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particular gift for a particular person for a universal blessing, God distributes gifts of wisdom, talent, and beauty, to humanity in a completely unmerited way in order to bless and sustain the world

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What does common grace show us

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that God is presently working and redeeming but also looks to hope to the day it fully comes

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Why do we need redemption

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sin leads to death and breakdown of shalom and flourishing

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protoeuangellion

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the “first gospel”, God’s intent to redeem

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Messiah (Hebrew)
Christos (Greek)

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anointed one

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Atonement

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used to refer to Christ’s saving work

at-one-ment (made one with God when we were at first far apart)

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9
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Different views of atonement

  1. Ransom to Satan Theory
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the ransom Christ paid to save us was paid to Satan because all sinners belong to him

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Different views of atonement

  1. Moral Influence Theory
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Christ’s death was not a payment for sin, but a way God shows humans how much He loved them by identifying with their sufferings

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Different views of atonement

  1. The Example Theory
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Christ’s death simply provides us with an example of how we should trust God

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Different views of atonement

  1. Governmental Theory
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God did not have to require payment for our sins. Christ’s death shows us law was broken and thus a penalty needed paid

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Different views of atonement

  1. Penal Substitutionary Theory
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-Jesus as the faithful high priest
-Jesus as the first goat
-Jesus as the second goat

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Leviticus 16: The Day of Atonement

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high priest performed sacrifices for himself and the people to make a place for God to dwell with us

Jesus is the substitutionary death that fulfills this

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Pentecost

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glory of God descends on His people (Jesus’s death did what the Day of Atonement dis so now God can dwell with us)

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